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Trail of the Painted Ponies
Official Licensed Trail of the Painted Ponies Purses and Wallets
Manufactured by the same folks who bring you
Texas Leather
Copper Enchantment
Artist: Lynn Bean
This beautiful large handbag measures 13 x 8 x
5. The Rhinestone encrusted strap measures 18
inches. The hand bag is black with the Indian
horse printed on one side. The bag has strap and
bottom accents in faux alligator in dark brown.
The border around the horse design is studded in
rhinestones.
Inside there is one
roomy compartment, with a zipper closure. There
are two small open pockets on one side and a
zippered pocket on the other inside side.
The top has a zipper closure. There is a snap
closure cell or accessory compartment on each
side.
The multi-talented Oregon artist Lynn Bean
wanted to adorn an appaloosa horse with
traditional Native symbols of power, spirit and
strength, rendered in different mediums. Using
images of hand-tooled copper foil, leather,
feathers and beads to form lightning bolts on
the neck (signifying speed), and a handprint on
the hindquarters (signifying ownership), she has
given birth to an original vision of beauty and
wonder appropriately titled “Copper
Enchantment.”
You'll love this purse and our low price!
$52.95 (Compare at $58)
Carved in History
Artist: Chad Brady
This beautiful large handbag measures 13 x 8 x
5. The strap measures 18 inches in length. The
hand bag is black with the tooled leather look
horse printed on one side. The bag has corner,
strap and bottom accents in faux alligator in
dark brown. There are rhinestone studs on the
front The back of the purse has a large
zippered compartment.
Inside there is one
roomy compartment, with a zipper closure. There
are two small open pockets on one side and a
zippered pocket on the other inside side.
The top has a zipper closure. There is a snap
closure cell or accessory compartment on each
side.
It’s a Western tradition for American cowboys to
ride saddles that are decorated with elegant,
delicately carved floral and geometric patterns,
and in some cases embroidered with gold and
silver ornaments. With this in mind, Virginia
artist and craftsman Chad Brady, whose uncle has
been a cobbler for over 30 years making fancy
chaps for rodeo cowboys, keeps the spirit alive
with a Painted Pony he has beautifully tooled
with floral, oak leaf and acorn patterns.
You'll love this purse and our low price!
$52.95 (Compare at $58)
Anasazi Spirit Horse
Artist: Robert Rivera
The intricate black-and-white designs found on
Anasazi pottery at Chaco Canyon, which reflect
the timeless character of ancient cultures, are
the inspiration behind this astounding work of
art. Of French and Spanish descent, Robert has
also added new dimensions to the art of gourd
painting, for which he is respected and
collected worldwide. A versatile artist, his
horizons are constantly expanding, making him
one of the most exciting talents working today.
While this horse is decorated with designs found
on Anasazi pottery that dates back 900 to 1200
years, the fact is the Spanish had not yet
arrived on these shores when the Anasazi culture
flourished. While painting, the artist found
himself thinking about the logs that were hauled
by hand from the timbered mountains hundreds of
miles away to build the structures at Chaco
Canyon, the heart of the Anasazi culture. As he
painted, he toyed with an alternate title:
"Where Were You When We Needed You".
This beautiful purse measures 12 x 10.5 x 5.
The beautiful huge rhinestone studded strap
measures about 21 inches long. The purse is
beautiful leather-like light tan with the
Anasazi Spirit Horse printed on one side. There
is a zipper pocket on the reverse. The
rhinestone studded strap is sewn to the purse
with alligator-like imprinted material with
metal studs. The bottom of the purse consists of
the same alligator-like material. The front is
studded with rhinestones. The inside of the
purse is bucket-type with no dividers. There are
two small open pockets on one side and a
zippered pocket on the other inside side.
The top has a zipper closure. It's a beautiful
purse. Leather-like tags indicate the purse's
authenticity. There is a hanging tag on the
outside and one sewn on the pocket on the
inside. Printed tag tells the story of Anasazi
Spirit Horse.
You'll love this purse and our low price!
$52.95 (Compare at $58)
Year of the Horse
Artist: Lori Musil
This beautiful messenger style small bag
measures 9.5 x 10 x 1. It has a snap closure
pocket in front and zipper closure pocket in the
back.
Inside there is one roomy compartment, with a
zipper closure. There are two small open pockets
on one side and a zippered pocket on the other
inside side. The top has a zipper closure.
The strap measures 54 inches. It is adjustable.
It is tan with the Year of the Horse painted
pony printed on one side. The trim is dark brown
faux alligator.
"Painted in conjunction with the Chinese "Year
of the Horse", this western and wildlife artist
from Cerrillos, NM created
a classic celebration of the different horse
breeds of America. From the American Quarter
Horse to the Thoroughbred, Appaloosa and
American Paint, ten horses move gracefully and
majestically across the curves and bulges of the
original sculpture, each exhibiting a
personality of its own, with a style and flair
that is Lori's personal hallmark."
You'll love this purse and our low price!
$38.95 (Compare at $42)
Trail of the Painted Ponies Hard Case
Wallets
Coordinated with Materials in the Purses
Metal frame and closure
Copper Enchantment
Carved in History on Brown
Carved in History on Black
Year of the Horse
Inside Black Wallet
These beautiful hard case wallets measure 7.5 x
4.5. They have open and zippered pockets, credit
card slots, ID slot, and checkbook holder.
You'll love these wallets and our low price!
$24.95 (Compare at $26)
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The
Trail of
Painted
Ponies
began in
Santa Fe as
a public art
project that
invited
artists to
let their
imaginations
run wild and
transform
life-size
fiberglass
horse
sculptures
into
stunning
original
works of
art. These
dazzling
Painted
Ponies
were
exhibited
throughout
the entire
state of New
Mexico and
were enjoyed
by hundreds
of thousands
of people.
Receiving
rave reviews
in local and
national
media,
The Trail of
Painted
Ponies
were
featured in
a
best-selling
book and an
award-winning
documentary
film
narrated by
Ali MacGraw.
At the end
of the
exhibition,
these
magnificent
Painted
Ponies
were rounded
up and they
took center
stage at a
star-studded
auction that
raised
awareness
and funds
for worthy
non-profit
organizations.
This
distinguished
legacy in
the arts and
philanthropy
proudly
continues as
The
Trail of
Painted
Ponies
blazes new
trails in
the world of
fine art and
collectibles. |
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